ok the bolt is the in the bottom of the battery box. i discoverd that both of those holes where both full of dirt, dead bugs, and rust. so i get all that **** out to find the bolts rusted to hell i got the one closser to the drivers seat out rather easily with a 10mm socket. the front one how ever wa another story. i started by puting on a 10mm socket on it it just spun like the bolt was smaller than 10mm. so i put a 9mm on on it it was to big so i tried putting a 3/8 socket on it to big. so i went back to the 9mm and tried pounding it on with a hammer and no go. i tried pounding on a 8mm (dont know why) obviously didnt work so i treid just about everything i oculd think of i even cut a slot on the top and tried using a screw driver didnt work i tried an impact driver didnt work.

so my question is do you think an ez out will get it out or do you guys have ne other ideas cause im stumped.

 

i'd tell you if you didnt steal peoples' avatars

 

i take things i like.... j/k you gotta love it though

 

Did you try.. an 8mm?

LOL

Otherwise, bust out the drill, maybe 1/4 or so (compare to the bolt you already removed, don't go any bigger than the shank of the bolt). Once the head is gone, and you remove the battery tray, you should be able to get rid of the remnants with a pair of pliers

The bolt is an M6x1.0 if you want to replace it.

PaulC

 

do you think i could pick up a replacment at the local hardware store?

and what is a M6x1.0 BTW?

 

size, and yes, you can get a new one at the hardware store, just remember that number.

 

most (canadian) jardware stores don't sell that size, check at home depot if u can't find it... (oh, and BTW, my bolts are still in, my battery box is not.... ()) (oh, and I'm **** drunk right now... so uhmm... my spelling sux....

 

wow... it took me 15 minutes to type that... lol....

 

i dont understand why ppl even try to type when they are drunk

 

'cause its fun!!!!!!!!!!!!! lol.... and I got nothing betterto do...... and... ujhmmmm...... no one better......